What's your character Dylan up to in this one?

I know this is going to sound like I'm getting deep, and I know this is Charlie's Angels, but... we get more into Dylan's fears about losing her family. She was the monster truck girl, like Patty in The Jerk. We find out that she was in the witness protection programme and Charlie found her in this La Femme Nikita sort of way.

What's it like when you, Lucy, and Cameron hang out?

Constant petting, playing with hair, burping, eating, talking about boys. Like true girlfriends. We love each other and yet we're very different people. There's a seamlessness between us that's so important for the movie's chemistry. But even we didn't know we'd end up this close.

Your career's been all over the place, to put it mildly. How do you stay interested?

Range is my biggest goal. In movies I get to be cool and tough and rock'n'roll, and those are things I'd like to be in real life, but I'm not. I'm sort of dorky. I love getting to live out my fantasies and take down five guys while wearing a Judas Priest T-shirt.